Podium exterior
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@richard said:
Personally I'd like to take out steps from workflow!
Yeah.
@richard said:
@Tom - BTW mate, just noticed the reflections on the upper story right facing windows seems weird when you should be seeing reflected sky from such a low placed camera.
There's some really big trees in that garden, Richard!
@richard said:
I don't know if Podium supports Proxies
Nope. The app's pretty bare bones.
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Great job. U can use Kerkythea xfrog trees library in Thea.
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After find a way to use high poly plants and trees there's another challenge awaiting. How to figure out what plants and trees go together. When just throwing in a bunch of trees and plants won't make it look good. I'm always struggling with the way plants and trees grow and are arranged in an axterior scene. But I guess that it's just a case of studiyng the nature around you.
Greetz Twan
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Or ... you could say "to hell with plants". Indigo version:
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TomDC aka stinkie elsewhere?
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A wonderful design Tom!
I never saw an indigo render that I didn't like. I admit this.
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@michaliszissiou said:
A wonderful design Tom!
It isn't mine. I wish it was, though!
@michaliszissiou said:
I never saw an indigo render that I didn't like. I admit this.
Indigo is very good. It's slow, as you'd expect, but it's lighting is superb.
@edson said:
TomDC aka stinkie elsewhere?
Yep. Hi, Edson!
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the indigo version is amazing! noooowww...let's see you replicate that in podium you can do it.
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lol. As much as I like Podium, it isn't capable of doing this. Maybe someone who's an absolute genius at using Kray (the engine Podium uses) could pull it off, to some degree, but that someone surely isn't me. I would like to see whether I can do this with Vray, though.
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First Vray version. Everything needs more work, but it's a decent start, I think.
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Second version.
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Yeah Tom I'm all up for the last few in preference!!!!!!
Not only do your works there look brilliant (well done mate) but this style is "Show All"! Nothing is padded with the excesses and trickery - just the built for displaying it's attributes.
ALL RENDERS OF ARCHITECTURE SHOULD BE LIKE THIS! (yep yelling!).
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Thanks, Richard. Er, don't you always yell?
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